Swedish elections: center-left coalition leads with 51,3% of the vote, according to exit polls.

(Adnkronos) – The center-left opposition coalition led by Magdalena Andersson has won 51,3% of the vote in Sweden's parliamentary elections, ahead of the right-wing governing bloc, which stands at 47%. This is according to exit polls. Specifically, according to the TV4 poll, the Social Democratic Party obtained 28,4%, the Sweden Democrats 18,5%, the Moderates 17,5%, the Centre Party 9%, the Green Party 7%, the Left Party 6,9%, the Christian Democrats 6%, and the Liberals 5%. 

According to exit polls by SVT/Valu, the opposition would gain 183 seats in the new parliament, compared to the 166 seats of the current government and the Sweden Democrats. 

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